Hail hit. We handle the rest — including your insurance.

Storm & Hail Damage Restoration

Colorado's Front Range sits in the heart of 'Hail Alley,' one of the most storm-prone regions in the country. When a hailstorm rolls through, Best Roof Roofing comes out fast, documents every impact, and manages your insurance claim from the first photo to the final shingle — so you're not left negotiating with an adjuster on your own.

Same-day damage assessment

After a storm, timing matters. We come out — often the same day — to inspect your roof, gutters, windows, and siding, and photograph every point of hail or wind damage before you even file a claim. You get a clear, documented picture of what happened to your home.

We work directly with your insurer

Filing a hail claim can be intimidating. We meet your adjuster on the roof, present our documentation, and advocate for the full scope of covered damage. Homeowners routinely tell us we got more approved than they expected — including damaged windows, gutters, and paint the first pass missed.

Full restoration, not just the roof

Hail rarely stops at the roof. We restore the whole exterior envelope — shingles, gutters, downspouts, windows, siding, and paint — so your home is put back better than it was before the storm, all under one coordinated project.

Free Inspection · No Obligation

Get your free storm & hail damage inspection

Dennis or Kyle will personally walk your roof, document everything with photos, and give you a straight answer — 7 days a week, 7AM–9PM. Financing available.

Storm & Hail Damage FAQs

Does homeowner's insurance cover hail damage?+

Most standard Colorado homeowner's policies cover hail and wind damage to your roof and exterior. We help you document the damage, file the claim, and advocate with your adjuster for the full scope of covered damage. Coverage decisions are always your insurer's to make.

Will filing a claim raise my rates?+

Hail claims are typically classified as 'acts of God' and are handled differently from at-fault claims. We're roofers, not insurance agents, so we'll always point you to your carrier for specifics — but weather-related claims are extremely common on the Front Range.

How soon after a storm should I get an inspection?+

Sooner is better. Insurers set deadlines for filing, and catching damage early prevents small leaks from becoming interior repairs. Call us right after a storm and we'll get out quickly.

What if my claim gets denied or lowballed?+

It happens, and it's often not the final word. We can meet your adjuster on the roof with our documentation and supplement the claim — many homeowners see their approved scope grow substantially after we get involved.